One of Ho Chi Minh's heroes was George Washington, and he wanted to be the George Washington of his country, driving out the colonializing French. He first approached the American government, writing the President to ask for help in liberating his country. He got no response, or even an acknowledgement, from the Americans, so he approached the Communists. He probably found the American support of his enemies ironic, and disappointing.
All countries and all people's will have differing views on all things. For this particular question, Australia's "views" and "involvement" mirrored Americas.
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They were a puppet of the US; and not nearly as disciplined as Northerners.
They mirrored the US, only on a smaller scale, reflecting on Australia's smaller population (16 million people in the 1960's).
Generally speaking, Australian views ran in concert with the views of the US.
what were the NAACPs views on American society
Part of the cold war.
In the United States, it was pretty much the way it's always been during times of war. Those that didn't have to fight were saying that we ought to "go in there and take care of business." Those that had to fight (the youth of the day) were thinking of ways of why we shouldn't be there. The views haven't changed, just the date.
Conservative and a firm supporter of the Vietnam War
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The media was the main factor that shaped American views on the War in Vietnam. Unadulterated coverage of the war showed Americans just how futile the battle actually was.
well the media changed many views along with tv well look if u throught war was yer u shoot the guy in the different uniform to u and then all of a sudden people saw tv kids burnt alive, villages being distroyed that is what those people saw ... if u need more info type Vietnam War and Changing views, media. and look at the American stuff it does say stuff about us 2